Outpost Visit Draws Flare of Local Grievances in Guilford County
Guilford County commissioners toured the High Point outpost amid growing resentment over planning and funding neglect of urban residents. The piece notes 15 years since a regular High Point meeting, urban versus rural funding tensions, and criticism from Greensboro’s mayor over perceived second class treatment.
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Guilford County
High Point
Lloyd Amos
Greensboro
County Board
General Assembly
New Journalism Approach in Arizona Prompts Debate
The Arizona group journalism experiment following Don Bolles murder may reshape investigative reporting. Critics warn of elitism and funding influence, while supporters cite broader police-like collaboration and tougher probes into politics and crime.
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Arizona
Don Bolles
Bolles
Robert Greene
Investigative Reporters and Editors Assn
U.S
North Carolina
New York Theological Seminary Moves to 5 West 29th Street
The Bible Teachers College renamed Biblical Seminary in 1921 has become the New York Theological Seminary and moved from 235 E. 49th Street to 5 West 29th Street near Marble Collegiate Church. Founded 1901 in Montclair New Jersey, it trained ministers for inner city and multilingual communities.
Traffic light computer system to begin phased rollout
A new traffic flow computer is due within a month with partial activation by year end and full operation by early next year in High Point. The system, installed by Pike Electric, costs just over a half million dollars, financed mainly by the State Department of Transportation with city aid.
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High Point
North Carolina
Greensboro
Charlotte
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Durham
Pike Electric Company
Mount Airy
State Department of Transportation
Bob Vaughn
Transportation Board
R.V. Moss
Moss
City Hall
Paul Fine
High Point National Furniture Mart
S. Elm and
W. Commerce Streets
George Lowe
Automobile Agency
S. Elm
Charles Jarrell
Mak
U.S. Bolivian Prison Case Draws Fresh Scrutiny
The article updates the plight of 35 American detainees in Bolivian prisons amid U.S. pressure for drug enforcement. It details harsh conditions, lack of trials, and alleged police brutality while noting U.S. aid and embassy concerns. State Dept. investigators found some abuse but not worse than Bolivian inmates.
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U.S
Bolivia
Justice Dept
Tive l
la Paz
State Dept
Thas
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